The Podcast

051 - Beatriz Gonzalez Exhibition Review, with Eleanor Getting

By Camille Saunders Aug 14, 2026

In this episode, our arts editor Eleanor Getting explains how powerful Beatriz Gonzalez' work is through an insightful and thoughtful discussion of her article available below:

https://www.nouslondon.co.uk/beatriz-gonzalez-by-eleanor-getting/

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